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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1908
Page
10
Ohio master bakers seek daylight baking education plan
At the Ohio master bakers convention in Cincinnati, Henry Fricke proposed forming a State Board of Examiners to educate apprentices and journeymen bakers. A committee including A. L. Stubbs and Hector Urquhart was appointed to draft a report for the next gathering. Fricke urged removing Sunday and night work to attract youths to the trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Master Bakers of
Ohio
Cincinnati
Henry Fricke
A. L. Stubbs
Indianapolis
C. F. Stolzenbach
Lima
Hector Urquhart
Springfield
Fricke
Beating Father's Team: Manss Youths Triumph in League Showdown
The eight prize colored ball players from the House of Refuge, led by Director Hary Manss, lost 13 to 10 to a white team captained by Stewart Manss. The match for a silver loving cup was watched by city officials including Mayor Markbreit. August Herrmann officiated, James Keenan umpired, with a Refuge band concert and calisthenic drill preceding the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Refuge
Hary Manss
Board of Public Service
Manss
Stewart
Markbreit
August Herrmann
James Keenan
Band of the Refuge
Cleveland Wags Ordered Out After Park Camp Invasion
An army of hoboes driven from Cleveland reached Cincinnati and filled Garfield Park. Officers Palmer Fricke and Rabe arrested nineteen men many from Cleveland while four listed Cincinnati as home. Judge Lueders ordered all men out of town and the order will be enforced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Palmer
Fricke
Rabe
Garfield Park
Cincinnati
Lueders
Prolong Life With Miles Heart Cure Endorsed by Patient
Prolong Life in hundreds of cases Miles Heart Cure has prolonged life after hope was abandoned. It strengthens the heart nerves and muscles and increases heart action. W. H. Soule of Portland Missouri reports recovery after a severe spell and credits the remedy. First bottle failures are refunded by Miles Medical Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
W. H. Soule
Mount Joy
Union Central Life Official Explains Treasury Stock Issue
President Clark of Union Central Life and attorney Ramsey faced State Insurance Commissioner Lemert in Columbus over a $400,000 treasury stock allotment. Clark says only $100,000 was issued since 1867 and the rest has been treasury stock. California and North Dakota threaten licenses, so the company plans a pro rata stock dividend from surplus to capital with no cash outlay. The action was reported to the Ohio Superintendent and is under state inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Union Central Life Insurance Company
W. H. Ramsey
Cincinnati
C. C. Lemert
Columbus
Treasury
California
North Dakota
State Insurance Department
Ohio Superintendent of Insurance
State Department
Longworth Lends Support To Cincinnati Street Car Men Outing
Thousands of Cincinnati street car workers and families enjoyed the annual outing at Chester Park hosted by the Street Railway Employees Mutual Protective Association. Willard Lowenstein won the 100 yard race while Will scher Froecher claimed the fat man event. Congressman Longworth praised the crew and teased Cincinnati’s claim to have the next president. Fireworks closed the day with a standout show and a car of burning color.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Chester Park
Mutual Protective Association
Avondale
Clark Street
Nicholas Longworth
Alice Roosevelt Longworth
Willard Lowenstein
W. Robertson
J. Davis
W. F. Froescher
T. Fitzgerald
G. W. Winthal
Frank Greenberg
George Greuber
Noonan Rickel
Donald Runck
Elmer Logan
Arthur McCann
Z. Harrison
Irwin Sellinger
Chauncey Campbell
Bessie Shiplet
Clara Meinhardt
Ella Puchta
R. Kinney
W. F. Troescher
B. B. Meyer
Harry Dusenberg
Robert Schmitt
Elenor Dietrich
Florence Lowenstein
Sophie Mauer
Klosterman
Kashbaum
Hopper
Irene Held
Melitta Trenk
Teresa Bierman
Robert E. Lee
Kesley Schoepf
Walter Draper
Sullivan
Schmidt
Association
Wil
Boy Dies a Hero to Save Others in Canal Tragedy
Superintendent Monce of St Bernard public schools said Clifford Daley, 8, drowned in a village canal while trying to save classmates. Daley, a public school pupil not at St Clement's parish, was praised as one of the best boys in his class and died a hero.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monce
St. Bernard Public Schools
Clifford Daley
Young Daley
St. Clement’s Parochial School
Man Sought Over Poultry Scheme In City
Police seek William Bradley after he vanished days after opening a poultry store at 721 West Court. He advertised produce above market price then sold below retail, and detectives lost track of him. Authorities warn merchants and note alleged mail usage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bradley
Commission and Poultry
West Court Street
Crim
Kuhfers
Summer school enrollments open as 300 pupils attend
Must sign roll today as 300 plus pupils seek advancement. John Bursk, Oyler school teacher, joins staff and will lead part of the eighth grade work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bursk
Oyler School
Taft Notification Day meeting eyed at Hotel Linton
J Weld Peck secretary of the Taft Notification Day Committee reports plans and estimates over 200 people will attend a meeting at Hotel Linton tonight. Charles B Lewis Thomas P Egan and General Michael Ryan will represent the Chamber of Commerce urging the National Republican Committee locate here. The subcommittee report is pending and the convention hall may be used if needed. The meeting starts promptly at 8 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Weld Peck
Linton
Charles B. Lewis
Thomas P. Egan
Michael Ryan
Chamber of Commerce
National Republican Committee
Hyde Park Liquor Case Delays City Hearing
The Common Pleas Court hearing tied to Hyde Park liquor charges was postponed as the attorneys also represent both sides in a parallel search and seizure case. Saloon keeper Charles Metzger faces charges for operating a saloon in a dry area, with whisky seized and stored in Home City Town Hall. Mayor Kumming will set a new trial date after the Hyde Park matter is resolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Park
Common Pleas Court
Kumming
Home City
Charles Metzger
Winton Place
Marshal Warneford
Eclipse Sunday Morning Newport Observers Expect Sidereal Display
Astronomers plan to view a sun eclipse announced by the Commercial Tribune for Sunday morning between 8 30 and noon. Jermain G Porter of Cincinnati University prepared observations as Mercury Venus Mars Neptune and Jupiter align later in the evening. The ring of light around the sun will be visible nationwide with Arcturus also observed as it moves toward Earth at about 300000 miles per second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Mercury
Venus
Mars
Neptune
Jupiter
Arcturus
Cincinnati
Installation of Rev Robert Watson at covenant church
The Rev Robert Watson was formally installed as pastor of the merged Presbyterian church. Services will be held in the First Presbyterian Church building on East Fourth Street, with dissident congregants challenging the union in civil court. Clergy from Cincinnati Presbytery and McCormick Seminary preached and led prayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Watson
Presbyterian Church of the Covenant
Second Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian Church
East Fourth Street
Edward Mack
Cincinnati
Three Hurt Falling From Cars In City Incident
Michael Grayen 48 of 938 Hopkins Street fell from a freight car at Mill Street when bumped by an engine and was taken to City Hospital with serious injuries. Albert Trunell 63 of Milford Ohio was dumped to the street at Fifth and Main while alighting from a car and was bruised and hospitalized. Charles Strassel 32 of Spring Grove and Queen City Avenues was found with head wounds at Vine and Green Streets and said he had been struck by a car. he was hospitalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Grayen
Hopkins Street
Mill Street
City Hospital
Albert Trunell
Milford
Fifth
Main Streets
Charles Strassel
Mulder
Spring Grove
Queen City
Vine
Green Streets
Robbery Suspect Admits Sleepers Robberies in Eden Park
E M Sheffey confessed in Police Court to robbing several sleepers in Eden Park Tuesday night. Victims include William Von Reiser who was beaten and robbed of coat shoes and a ring. A razor was found. he received six months in the Workhouse for concealed weapons and thirty days plus $200 fine for robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Sheffey
Gibbons
Lukens
Eden Park
William von Reiser
Pleasant Street
von Reiser
Sheffey
Exclusive First Class Tours to National Parks by Special Trains
Travel notice offers escorted all expense tours to Yellowstone, Yosemite, California, Utah and Colorado. Departing Chicago on specific July and August dates, arranged by the Tourist Department, Union Pacific and Northwestern Line. Inquiries to S A Hutchison manager 212 Clark street Chicago Ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellowstone National Park
Yosemite Valley
California
Utah
Colorado
Chicago
Tourist Department
Chicago, Union Pacific & Northwestern Line
S. A. Hutchison
Clark Street
Chicago, Ill
Prize winner shines in Sunday illustrated beauty issue
The June 28 Illustrated Magazine promises two full page pictures focusing on youth and beauty. It features the third prize Beauty Contest winner and a page of smiling faces on page 6. The Sunday Commercial Tribune offers the free magazine with stories jokes and anecdotes in upcoming issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Hebrew College to Celebrate 25th Anniversary in Cincinnati
Cincinnati residents prepare for a major observance marking the 25th anniversary of the Hebrew Union College, with the first graduating class of 1883 and a large list of alumni invited. The event includes a Sunday afternoon program at Avondale Temple, a Cincinnati Club banquet, and a prelude commencement at Flum Street Temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Cincinnati
Hebrew Union College
Avondale
Rockdale Avenue
Crate Ovens
Leo M. Franklin
Louis Grossmann
Foils
Kenny
Israel Aaron
Henry Berkowita
Eta
Chayim
Meyerbeerers
J. C. Hersh
Joseph Krauskopf
America
Cincinnati Club
Walnut Hills
Meyer Oettinger
Louis Bloom
Philipson
Grossmann
Mex B. May
Leo Wise
Flum Street Temple
Bernhard Bettmann
Board of Governors
William Rosenau
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins University
G. George Fox
Choir of
The
Temple
Joel Blau
A. B
Herman Rosenwasser
Favors Resoler 3 Plan for Parks
Mayor Markbreit told a Greater Park League committee that if a park commission is created by fall election results he will accept suggestions for appointments. The league backs Architekt George Kessler's park plan. petitions seek voter approval with ~5,000 signatures likely to appear. If formed, the Mayor will appoint three board members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Markbreit
Greater Park League Assurance
A. J. Conroy
T. J. Moffett
L. A. Ault
George Kessler
Board of Elections
Marine Engineer and Bride to Wed Next Thursday
Earle W. Bryan aged 22 a marine engineer of 2067 Eastern avenue and Miss Hazel Irene Walker aged 20 of 732 Burns avenue Hartwell will marry in Trinity Episcopal Church Hartwell next Thursday at 8 pm. Bryan noted as one of the country’s youngest marine engineers will honeymoon on the Great Lakes after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earle W. Bryan
Eastern Avenue
Hazel Irene Walker
Burns Avenue
Hartwell
Trinity Episcopal Church
Bryan
Pittsburg
Gulf of Mexico
Great Lakes
City Hall Notes on Paving Fairfield Avenue Contract
The Service Board settled bid tangles by assigning asphalt work to Warren Bros Co as low bidder for both jobs. City Engineer Landmaker noted lack of local plant, so Warren Bros will pave Fairfield Avenue 1,785 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Service Board
Landmaker
Warren Bros. Co
Fairfield Avenue
Trillers and Kronemann Bands Play Daily Shows
Entertainment notes list the Trillers, Goolmans, Seymour and Dupre, and Kronemann Bros performing daily at 3:30 and 8:30. Dining options include the club house or Bower. Bathing Beach features filtered water and evolving attractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Trillers
Goolmans, Seymour & Dupre
Kronemann Bros
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Siapare
Stewart Manss
Lake City
Probes IS
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Insurance
STOCE
Union Central Life
Pany
President Clark
Longworth Lands
Traction Employees’ Union
Congressman Longworth
Mr. Longworth
Longworth
Earth
Jermain G. Porter
Cincinnati University
Prcton
United Church
Ororo
Hebrew College
Buffalo
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Toledo
Abraham Anspacher
Scranton
Henry Berkowitz
Philadelphia
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Natchez
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Richmond
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Erie
Hyman G. Engelow
Louisville
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Providence
R. I
Harry W. Et
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Dayton
Charles §. Levi
Peoria
Ill
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New York City
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Augusta
Meyer Lovitch
Paducah
Leo Mannheimer
Bloomington
Eugene Mannheimer
Des Moines
Isaac Marcuson
Sandusky, C
David Marx
Atlanta
Isaac M. Wise
Wise
Moses Mielziner
Kaufman Kohler
New York
West Sixth Street
Clifton
Harry Hoff
Heimer
Maurice J. Freiberg
N. Drucker
J. Walter Freiberg
Victor Trounstine
Isaac Trager
Lipman Levy
E. Goldberg
Max B. May
Sam.w. Trost
Solomon Fox
I. H. Weinstock
BE. L. Heinsheimer
Samuel Kahn
M. L. Bettman
Felix Kahn
Fred Rauh
Sigmund Rheinstrom
Louis Krohn
N. Henry Beckman
Alfred M. Cohen
D. Feldman
Mark- Joseph Mandelberg
Breit
Isaac Bloom
Henry Jonap
Louig
Buttenweiser
Feldman
Mannheimer
Neumark
M. Wisé
M. Mielziner
Rabbi Pizer Jacobs
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Mitchell
Robert Mitchell Furniture Company
Race Street
Maryland Casualty Co
Skiff & CO
Commercial Tribune Building
Cincy Tobacco
the Young Men’s Mutual Life Association Home Office
Crxcrxnatt
City Hall Notes
Madison Road
Barber Asphalt Co
Auburn Avenue
Auburndale
Huntington
Rodgers
Indian Roofing Co
Bismarck Cafe Mercantile Library
Walnut ST
Finest Ladies
Metropolitan Service
Isaac Bates Hartwell
U. S. District Court i
W. Cor. Wayne
Daniel Dreyfoos
W. S. Little
Herman .P. Goebel
Isaac Bates
Ezekiel & Bernheim CO
Main Street
Coney Island
Broadway
C Man
Don Philippini
Incinnati
ANT Circus
Latonia
Fourth and
Smith Sts
Fountain Square
Grand Stand
Robin Hood
IL Trovatore
Joseph F. Sheehan
Sears Smith & Nixon
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